Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Earthworm Brain Ring
Quantity/Pack Size – 1 Slide
Form – Longitudinal/Transverse Section
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Microscopic study of neural anatomy and brain ring structure in earthworms
Product Overview
The Earthworm Brain Ring slide is a laboratory-grade, precisely prepared specimen designed to provide clear visualization of the earthworm’s neural architecture. This slide displays the brain ring, consisting of cerebral ganglia and associated nerve cords, mounted in a manner that maintains structural integrity and clarity. The longitudinal or transverse section allows detailed observation of the ganglionic arrangement, nerve fibers, and connective tissue surrounding the neural structures. The slide is prepared to ensure minimal tissue distortion, providing accurate representation of neural organization. Researchers can observe the central nervous system’s integration with peripheral nerve cords, offering insight into functional connectivity. The preparation allows high-resolution examination under standard optical microscopes, highlighting cellular and subcellular components such as neuronal bodies, axonal pathways, and synaptic junctions. Durable mounting preserves the specimen for repeated use, ensuring consistent clarity for ongoing laboratory investigations. The Earthworm Brain Ring slide serves as an essential tool for understanding invertebrate neural anatomy, comparative neurobiology studies, and histological analysis, providing a reliable platform for precise microscopic observation and detailed neural examination.
1. What neural structures are visible on the Earthworm Brain Ring slide?
Cerebral ganglia, nerve ring, axonal pathways, and surrounding connective tissue are clearly observable under a microscope.
2. Can this slide be used with standard laboratory microscopes?
Yes, it is compatible with conventional optical microscopes for detailed visualization at various magnifications.
3. Are alternative invertebrate neural slides available?
Yes, alternatives include ventral nerve cord slides, earthworm ganglia sections, and complete nervous system preparations.
4. How should the Earthworm Brain Ring slide be stored?
Store in a clean, dry, and dark environment, away from moisture and direct sunlight, to preserve tissue quality and clarity.
5. What is the source of tissue used in this slide?
Specimens are sourced from verified earthworm samples and prepared to laboratory-grade standards for accurate histological representation.
